Traverse Theatre: Class Act Glasgow Showcase 2026
Wed 11 Mar 2026: 7:00PM – Thu 12 Mar 2026

Traverse Theatre: Class Act Glasgow Showcase 2026

Citizens Theatre
119 Gorbals Street, Glasgow, G5 9DS
£5

The Traverse is delighted to be presenting the Class Act Glasgow Showcase 2026 at the Citizens Theatre’s Studio Theatre.

Scripts have been created by young people from Glasgow high schools – Holyrood Secondary School, Notre Dame High School, Govan High School and Bannerman High School. Each script will be brought to life by a team of professional theatre-makers including directors, actors and musicians.

By placing professional playwrights and theatre-makers into each school to transform students into writers and storytellers, Class Act provides creative support and a safe space for participants, encouraging them to express themselves freely and imagine without inhibition. The results address what they feel passionate about, and each script crackles with unparalleled energy.

Prepare yourself for a great night out at the theatre, witnessing dynamic storytelling from the fresh young talent of Glasgow.

Class Act is generously supported by The Paul Hamlyn Foundation, The Backstage Trust, Dr David Summers Charitable Trust, Enterprise Arts Trust, The Foyle Foundation, Gordon Fraser Charitable Trust, Hugh Fraser Foundation, James Thom Howat Charitable Trust and John Thaw Foundation, Aberdeen Endowments Trust, Foundation Scotland, Vattenfall Clashindarroch Wind Farm Community Fund and Verden Sykes Trust.

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